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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 21:40:33 GMT
The boos and chanting for Parky's head are ringing round the ground can't fxcking believe this COYWM
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 21:54:22 GMT
1-1 has that saved him his job fxck I hope not COYWM
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2019 22:00:28 GMT
That's it he has got to go now that was shxt Hobbs gave the penalty away and then headed a late equaliser, the commentators are saying credit must go to the way they fought back fxck off we should have been beating Reading long before we needed a late equaliser. I'm so pissed off it's unbelievable. COYWM
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Post by Alptrotter on Jan 29, 2019 22:22:11 GMT
Another more entertaining game to watch. Reading are easy on the eye, but mainly restricted themselves to passing around the half way line. Bolton looked much better with Connell in the midfield. He comes into the team with skill, yes, but also a with a freshness and confidence which has not been ground down over the past four months. Pity Parky didn’t play Pritchard as well and shunt Lowe to full back in place of the dreadful Olkowski. What on earth has Parky done to him? He looks a shadow of the player in August and his defending for the penalty was atrocious - letting his man get the wrong side and them a stupid little niggle.( I thought it was him, by the way, not Hobbs as Tower seemed to think who gave away the penalty)
Donaldson is ultra lightweight up front and, despite a great effort from a very tight angle, really doesn’t look to have a goal in him at all. Noone was poor, as was Ameobi, but O’Neil bustled about to some effect. Apart from one appalling rush of blood, Matthews played better, making a series of routine saves. He certainly looks better than Alnwick with shots from distance, but they are equally dithering with crosses. Again, our crossing was abysmal, though to be fair, there was often nobody there to challenge even if they had beaten the first man ( which mostly they failed to do.
All in all, another inadequate performance from a team led by an inadequate coach. Connell showed tonight that We need to try to use what we have in the youth teams up front and base our team on our more creative midfielders. What chance Parky doing that?
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Post by thegrud1 on Jan 29, 2019 22:42:44 GMT
Connel the best player on the pitch for me and that bloody idiot takes him off (to a standing ovation)......chants of ,,,,you dont know what your doing boos and whistles....will it ever end!!!!
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Post by davidm on Jan 30, 2019 9:59:01 GMT
I was so disappointed and angry last night, I couldn’t be bothered posting a comment.
I have slept on it and am still angry.
What a ridiculous choice the manager made to play defensively at home to the team in 22nd place in the league.
We deliberately chose to sit back, let Reading have all the ball and hope to catch them on the break. On the break that is with our 2 wingers playing as deep as the full backs and the slowest central striker on the earth.
We chose the same formation as in the losing game to West Brom. Two wingers, Donaldson isolated on his own and O’Neill as the back up striker. Ridiculous. Looking at that team last night, I think they had scored about 6 goals between them all season, including a main striker who has yet to score in the league.
We backed off from the start, allowed Reading to have all the ball and almost paid in the 10th minute when their striker headed wide from the 6 yard box. Just slow, statuesque defending.
Matthews gave away a stupid foul on the right edge of the box and it could have been West Brom all over again. Ball comes in, Wheater, this time, outjumped for the header which Taylor scrambled off the line.
We had a couple of attacks, mainly on the break after a Reading move had faltered, but Noone ridiculously chipped the ball into the goalies hands when clean through and then Noone put a low hard cross in which the goalie turned away well.
All this time, we were just sitting back. We allowed Reading to have the ball, we dropped deep – 10 men behind the ball – till they reached 30 yards from our goal and then we try to smother them. So boring and frustrating.
I noticed a reaction from Mr Parkinson at half time. When a few deserved boos came at half time, he waved his arm and shook his head in frustration. A sign maybe that he is struggling in himself. Judging by his after match comments that is the case.
Second half, we had 5 to 10 minutes of pressure. O’Neill headed a difficult back header onto the roof of the net but we then reverted to defensive type.
The manager then made a disastrous decision to replace our best player, Connell and got the full blast of “you don’t know what you’re doing”. His reaction in today’s BEN is ridiculous – he obviously thinks we are idiots and he knows better.
The substitution was followed almost immediately by disastrous defending when Hobbs and Olkowski got in a mess and conceded a stupid penalty which should have finished us off but we had a brief flurry at the end and Hobbs got a undeserved equaliser.
Overall another dreadful performance which the manager thought was OK. 2 more points dropped. Just 2 wins out of the last 25 games. Incredible.
The whole structure of the side is wrong. We play a mega-defensive system designed not to concede but we concede every match so something is wrong. We rarely score more than 1, in fact we rarely score so how does his approach to a game of football gives us a chance.
Goalkeepers & Central defence are OK, a bit slow but just about good enough.
Full back are much too slow and cannot cross well.
Midfield is appalling. Lowe cannot play forward passes, O’Neill works hard but is well past it, Connell/Pritchard are our hopes but the manager will kill their hopes as he did with Adam Armstrong, has done with Oztumer, did with Doidge and many others.
Striking wise – well we don’t have any strikers.
It is hard to see us getting any points between now and mid-March so bottom of the league is where we will be – deservedly so.
I am so sick of this negative manager but we seem to be stuck with him.
By the way, the attendance was never 12,195. More like 9,000.
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Matthews - 5 A couple of dodgy moments including a ridiculous foul on edge of box.
Olkowski - 3 His form has totally gone. Very poor crossing.
Hobbs - 5 In a mess for the penalty.
Wheater - 5 Iffy start but then fine.
Taylor - 4 Gave much too much space out wide.
Lowe - 3 I cannot remember one successful forward pass. Loads of backwards passes.
O’Neill - 5 Hard working but not a back up striker.
Connell - 7 Outstanding.
Noone - 3 Awful. He is just not a very good player.
Ameobi - 3 Massive disappointment. Apart from the last minute goal, he was slow, disinterested and played much too deep.
Donaldson - 2 Just appalling. One good shot in second half.
Pritchard - 5 Not much time but looked tidy.
Magennis - 3 Just nothing from him.
Buckley - 3 Was he on the pitch?
Manager - 1 Disgraceful tactics – at home to the team in 22nd place who have won 1 away game all season and we chose not to attack.
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Post by Alptrotter on Jan 30, 2019 10:58:10 GMT
Fair comments, David, but I did feel Connell’s presence gave us a bit more skill in the midfield, so improved us slightly on previous performances. The general thrust of what you say, however, is beyond dispute.
What will interest me in the coming days is whether Parky’s outburst at the stadium and after will have repercussions. I have written before that I think he is behaving more petulantly, more frequently, but this is on another level. In normal conditions ie with a normal chairman, once a manager starts attacking the fan base, he’s half way out the door. One thinks of Megson and the recent chap at Stoke as examples. Surely now, Parky has crossed a line from which there is no return. Does KA have the interest to do anything about it?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 30, 2019 11:31:02 GMT
Honestly we're are the wins going to come from, or next few games Sheffield united, Preston, Birmingham,Norwich,dirty Leeds, Middlesbrough,derby. If we can't get 3 points from Reading how do we hope to get points from that lot. Parky will say there's still lots of games to go and there is but playing the way we are we have to hope that all them teams play shxt and feel sorry for us or we have to buy Messi, Ronaldinho, Jesus and anyone else that can play football otherwise where fxcked. COYWM
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Post by Alptrotter on Jan 30, 2019 14:52:21 GMT
I agree Chip, that list looks daunting. The best we can hope for is a last minute salvation, like last season. But how will that help? KA will continue to ask an unrealistic price for the club and Parky will struggle on with frees and has beens and we’ll continue to suffer. Maybe relegation and a new start with a young coach and young, keen squad would at least see a chance of rebuilding.
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Post by OohMac on Jan 30, 2019 16:12:55 GMT
So after 2 and a half seasons of not promoting youth its taken just over an hour for a player to get on the premiership radar. Add some value to our assets and pick up man of the match.
Fans have been crying out for this.
Begs the question too, could oztumber be an asset too? Could Hall make the mark?
If I was Ken id be seriously wondering how much Parky is actually costing him or losing him.
Better manager could have had a midfield of young talent creating for two young scorers in Hall and Doidge. The team may have been worth £10M.
Instead hes allowed Parkys army to come in, boost thier pension and then to replace them like for like.
Also when we won Parky was all cocky "well they did tell me Lowe was a better full back" how stupid do you have to be to say that then revert back and not win since(in the league)
Im more convinced than ever before that under new leadership we may have enough to beat the drop. If we didnt i would fancy us for next season. Under PP i see nothing but down and no way back.
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Post by riochforthereebok on Jan 30, 2019 16:52:12 GMT
Had to laugh watching the 1:43 vid on the SkySports app of the goals
Can clearly hear irrate supporters boing with one screaming ‘GET SOME URGENCY’ and ‘COME ON PARKY
I do believe he’s completely lost the crowd now. I wouldn’t say he’s lost the dressing room as i don’t believe there’s one to lose in any case and that has to be down to him and his lack of understanding of this league.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 30, 2019 16:58:03 GMT
I for one would be back at the ReMac with a season ticket quick as you could say Bolton 0 if Parky left I would not care who ran us upstairs if he gets rid off Parky. I would be happy with mid table never worrying about relegation and the odd playoff bash. Just set up to win and play some fxcking football and I will be a happy man. COYWM
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Post by whitesince63 on Jan 30, 2019 23:01:27 GMT
I'm exactly the same Chip, I'd love to be back watching games but not under this clown. I do seriously have to wonder what it will take for Anderson to act because last night alone was enough to prove Parky just isn't up to it. Home draws against teams around us is totally unacceptable, especially when we don't set up to look to win it. This just says to me that whatever happens Parkinson is here as long as Anderson is so for me it's basically a season switch off. We are already as good as down and I can only see exits tomorrow not incoming so I won't bother following the 'action' with Marc as I usually do. I'm just completely losing interest in anything Wanderers at the moment and it's all down to Parkinson and his negative rubbish.
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